Cooling Temperature and Heat Transfer Coefficients in Cylindrical Heat Exchangers

fbe98295-593d-4828-b949-f96aebcf9e0020211228070642583naun:naunmdt@crossref.orgMDT DepositInternational Journal of Mechanics1998-444810.46300/9104http://www.naun.org/cms.action?id=2828128202112820211510.46300/9104.2021.15https://www.naun.org/cms.action?id=23280Cooling Temperature and Heat Transfer Coefficients in Cylindrical Heat ExchangersEnrique TorresTamayoCotopaxi Technical University, Latacunga City, ECUADORJosé W.MoralesCotopaxi Higher Technological Institute, Latacunga City, ECUADORMauro D.AlbarracínCotopaxi Technical University, Latacunga City, ECUADORHéctor L.LaurencioCotopaxi Technical University, Latacunga City, ECUADORIsrael P.PachacamaCotopaxi Technical University, Latacunga City, ECUADORBrayan I.GuacapiñaCotopaxi Technical University, Latacunga City, ECUADORWilson M.RománArmed Forces University, Latacunga City, ECUADORThe parameters behavior that characterize the process was carried out through an experimental investigation to obtain the cooling temperature, heat transfer coefficients and the heat flow in mineral coolers. 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